It's not quite finished yet. I think I might add a pieced border to make it a little bit bigger. It measures 48x48 right now, which is a good baby quilt size, but I would like to make it closer to 60x60. I just think that size is a little more versatile.
I love the kaleidoscope pattern, particularly with the huge variety of fabrics in this quilt. There are 16 different fabrics in this one. When I start pulling fabrics for a "rainbow" type quilt, I just can't stop! I always justify it to myself though by saying that it just gives me more to work with for the backing- and, you know using so many in one quilt also allows me to keep on fabric shopping!
Last weeks party was fantastic! Check out some of the beauties that really caught my eye-
Curlyque Sue shared her sweet Granny Square quilt. I love the scalloped edge!
Leigh Laurel Studios linked up this pretty plus quilt (you know I'm a sucker for the blue/green combo!)
and Renewing Mrs. Sew and Sew showed off this lovely quilt. I love how the sunshine behind it just makes it glow!
What have you been working on lately? With studying for my exam, I feel like I've really missed a lot! I can't wait to see!
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I absolutely love your Kaleidoscope quilt! It's gorgeous. :-)
ReplyDeleteSeeing your kaleidoscope has reminded me how much I love this pattern. The linky quilts are lovely too, that scalloped edge is especially great :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the kaleidescope quilt top! A border to make it bigger will be perfect! :) Thanks for sharing. (charlottesgraceforacure@gmail.com)
ReplyDeleteThe kaleidoscope quilt is gorgeous!!!! I'm glad that your exam is over. I guess somewhere I missed the fact that you had a big exam. I'm sure you did well. I'm binding a Double Wedding Ring quilt (it's been on hold because we think I have kidney stones). Then my next project is to scallop and bind a quilt that is already quilted. Seeing the scalloped quilt made me realize I made the right decision to scallop mine.
ReplyDeleteI looove the kalidescope block! On my to do list. Yours looks beautiful! I love the variety you put in there. Can't wait to see how you border it. Congrats on the exam:)
ReplyDeleteGreat kalidescope. I continue to be amazed at what you all get done at your house. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Kelly! I love what you're doing with the kaleidoscope design! The colors are fabulous and so cheery. I've been wanting to make one myself. Thanks for featuring my in-process plus quilt, too!
ReplyDeleteYep, that'd be the answer to getting your pic to display .... choose "auto crop my image". I've just got to let go of those control issues. lol
ReplyDeleteHi, Kelly - Normally I don't like triangle anything, but your kaleidoscope quilt top is really amazing! Those colors jump right out at you!
ReplyDeleteHi Kelly!:) Your kaleidoscope quilt is AMAZING!!! I'd like to try making one soon, myself. Just wondering if you used a triangle ruler while making your quilt top? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove those colors in your kaleidoscope against the white! It really makes them stand out. Look forward to seeing it with borders!
ReplyDeleteLove your kaleidoscope quilt, very spring orientated! Hope your exam went well x
ReplyDeleteNow that the exams are over, hope you are enjoying your spring break. Love the colors in the kaleidoscope quilt :)
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your "leisurely pace" cracks me up, you quilt-cranker-outer, you. =)
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